MUJI to open first Vancouver Island location in Mayfair Shopping Centre

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There’s something exciting in the works at Mayfair Shopping Centre.

MUJI, a Japanese brand known for high-quality clothing, home goods, health and beauty products, food and more will be moving into the Shopping Centre soon.

The company says they bring a unique approach to manufacturing, with a focus on affordable, sustainable products that last.

“MUJI started as the antithesis of the mass consumption society,” their website reads.

“Its origin was in thoroughly rationalizing the manufacturing process, with the goal of creating simple, low-cost, good-quality products.”

One of the company’s signature elements is unbleached paper, which is used in many of its stationary products, as well as much of the packaging and labelling that the company uses.

This will be MUJI’s first location on Vancouver Island. There are already locations in Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond and Delta.

The company also posted to social media last week searching for sales and leadership associates at the Mayfair location, indicating an opening date is coming soon.

No official opening date has been announced as of this publication.

Will you be shopping at MUJI? Let us know in the comments below!

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Rory Dickinson
Rory is Victoria Buzz's newest Branded Content and Lifestyle Writer, starting with the company in April 2026. Originally from Kamloops, BC, Rory graduated from the English department at the University of Victoria in 2020. He has previously worked as an editor for several publications, including The Kamloops Chronicle and The Albatross: UVic's English Undergraduate Journal. In his free time, you can find Rory at the beach, with some sushi and a book in his hand, thankful that he is not dealing with the weather in the Thompson Okanagan.
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